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    Cheryl V.

    We did the snow shoe guided tour with Reese as our guide and had a wonderful time. He was very knowledgeable and answered everyone's questions. Would definitely recommend!

    Fun, educational and surrounded by beautiful scenery. Our guide, Pierce, was great. He was very knowledgeable, shared lots of facts about the nature and animals in the area. The walking tour itself was not strenuous. We got lucky to also have fresh snow that day which made the walk more fun. Highly recommended especially if you have kids.

    Science Center Wildlife

    Wife and I are on a family vacation and wanted to go on a learning hike so we scheduled a 2pm guided hike with Ms. Alice Dwyer. The hike is scheduled for one hour and you stop 4 or 5 times for the guide to discuss the surrounding environment, nature, animals, etc...Ms. Dwyer was very knowledgeable and passionate on the subject of biology and nature. She even prepared a backpack with random items that she selected to share with the tour group. I highly recommend taking an hour or two and visiting the science center! (And download the Merlin bird app, recommended by our guide,...I did and I love it!!)

    The Walking Mountains Discovery Center atop Eagle Bahn Gondola...

    My family did the last tour for the season on April 8 at the Eagle Bahn site. Reese was our tour guide and he was very knowledgeable and patient with me and my 10 year old... the views of the mountains were absolutely breath taking (literally and figuratively! Lol!) First time snowshoeing and was really scared but Reese took time to help and encouraged us during our stops along the 1 mile slope side hike... it was overall a new kind of experience for us that we would not forget!

    Ryan B.

    A couple friends and I stumbled upon this great spot after snowboarding one day. The inside is more geared toward kids experientially, but there are a lot of interesting things to learn about the building itself -- how it was constructed for minimal environmental impact, its nearly-energy-independence, and efficiency of its solar heating systems. We went on a showshoe tour with Tessa, who was so friendly and informative. She's a super great guide. She made it so fun and interesting, it's a shame that it was only about an hour. This would be a great half-day activity. Thanks!

    Our 84-year old snow warrior hiking back in!

    Tori was a delightful, knowledgeable guide who catered our nature walk to our group, giving us options that made our snowshoe nature walk a highlight of our trip to Beaver Creek! This would work for all ages and most abilities. We had an 84-year-old in our party that thoroughly enjoyed the experience! Highly recommend!

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    Very kid friendly, love the sticker "scat happens" , and Reese was wonderful on our walking tour through the snow. We learned lots!

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    Great place and friendly staff. The hike up to the Avon lookout was a workout but glad we went!

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